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Leads financial and operational internal audits, including risk assessments, audit scoping, control testing, documentation, findings, and recommendations. Evaluates internal control effectiveness, identifies weaknesses, supports corrective actions, develops policies and procedures, performs analytics, and maintains risk-based audit plans. Collaborates with stakeholders, communicates audit results to management, monitors compliance, and applies technology to improve audit processes. Government contracting finance or accounting experience is required, with potential security clearance eligibility.

Lead end-to-end federal procurement activities for defense and government programs, including sourcing, supplier qualification, negotiations, purchase orders, cost analysis, compliance, documentation, and closeout. Partner with Programs, Finance, Contracts, and Engineering; manage vendor relationships; apply FAR, DFARS, ITAR, and EAR requirements; assess risks; and improve procurement processes using ERP and AI-enabled tools.

Provides technical leadership for real-time RF sensor software development, integration, testing, and validation. Designs high-performance C/C++ systems, integrates signal-processing algorithms, debugs distributed and multithreaded applications, and transitions MATLAB/Python prototypes into production software. The role includes technical mentoring, customer and government stakeholder engagement, proposal development, documentation, system demonstrations, visualization tools, and approximately 10% travel for integration and field-testing activities.

Owns the full lifecycle of operational software products, from concept through production. Builds and tests reliable, user-focused features; scales prototypes; triages issues and identifies root causes; and partners with product teams, mission engineers, architects, and end users to deliver effective solutions. The role requires strong React, TypeScript, and Python skills, performance optimization experience, and collaboration across technical and non-technical stakeholders.

Leads strategic sourcing, category strategy, supplier relationship management, negotiations, risk mitigation, and procurement process improvement for defense and government programs. The role manages sourcing events, supplier performance, compliance, internal stakeholder partnerships, and supply chain teams while applying FAR, DFARS, ERP, contract management, and AI-enabled tools. Requires substantial federal contracting experience, supervisory leadership, and the ability to obtain and maintain a government security clearance.